BOWIE DAVID – TOY LP2
33,05 €
A1 I Dig Everything
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Earl Slick, Mark Plati
Backing Vocals – Emm Gryner, Holly Palmer
Bass, Backing Vocals – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums, Handclaps [Claps] – Sterling Campbell
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Handclaps [Claps] – David Bowie
Piano, Organ – Mike Garson
Violin, Recorder, Backing Vocals – Lisa Germano
A2 You’ve Got A Habit Of Leaving
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Earl Slick, Mark Plati
Backing Vocals – Emm Gryner
Backing Vocals, Percussion – Holly Palmer
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums – Sterling Campbell
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – David Bowie
Piano, Keyboards – Mike Garson
Violin, Backing Vocals – Lisa Germano
A3 The London Boys
Bass, Acoustic Guitar – Mark Plati
Clarinet – Emm Gryner, Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums – Sterling Campbell
Electric Guitar – Earl Slick
Lead Vocals – David Bowie
Organ – Mike Garson
Trumpet – Cuong Vu
Violin – Lisa Germano
A4 Karma Man
12-String Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar [Electric 12 String Guitar], Mellotron, Backing Vocals – Mark Plati
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Earl Slick
Backing Vocals – Emm Gryner, Lisa Germano
Backing Vocals, Percussion – Holly Palmer
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums – Sterling Campbell
Harpsichord, Synthesizer [Synth Strings] – Mike Garson
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – David Bowie
Trumpet – Cuong Vu
B1 Conversation Piece
12-String Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar [Electric 12 String Guitar] – Mark Plati
Accordion, Mandolin, Backing Vocals – Lisa Germano
Arranged By [String Arrangement] – Tony Visconti
Backing Vocals – Holly Palmer
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums – Sterling Campbell
Electric Guitar – Earl Slick
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – David Bowie
Piano – Mike Garson
B2 Shadow Man
Acoustic Guitar – Earl Slick, Mark Plati
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Electric Guitar – Gerry Leonard
Lead Vocals – David Bowie
Piano – Mike Garson
Trumpet – Cuong Vu
Violin – Lisa Germano
B3 Let Me Sleep Beside You
12-String Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar [Electric 12 String Guitar] – Mark Plati
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Earl Slick
Backing Vocals – Emm Gryner, Holly Palmer
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums – Sterling Campbell
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Mike Garson
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – David Bowie
Violin – Lisa Germano
B4 Hole In The Ground
Accordion, Recorder – Lisa Germano
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Earl Slick
Acoustic Guitar, Slide Guitar, Handclaps [Claps] – Mark Plati
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums, Handclaps [Claps] – Sterling Campbell
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Keyboards, Tambourine, Handclaps [Claps] – David Bowie
C1 Baby Loves That Way
12-String Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar [Electric 12 String Guitar] – Mark Plati
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Earl Slick
Backing Vocals – Emm Gryner, Holly Palmer
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums – Sterling Campbell
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – David Bowie
Piano – Mike Garson
Violin, Accordion, Recorder, Backing Vocals – Lisa Germano
C2 Can’t Help Thinking About Me
12-String Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar [Electric 12 String Guitar] – Mark Plati
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Earl Slick
Backing Vocals – Emm Gryner, Holly Palmer
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums – Sterling Campbell
Electric Guitar – Gerry Leonard
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – David Bowie
Piano – Mike Garson
C3 Silly Boy Blue
Acoustic Guitar – Mark Plati
Arranged By [String Arrangement] – Tony Visconti
Backing Vocals – Emm Gryner
Backing Vocals, Finger Cymbals – Holly Palmer
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums – Sterling Campbell
Electric Guitar – Earl Slick
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Keyboards – David Bowie
Piano – Mike Garson
Violin [Violin Drone], Recorder – Lisa Germano
C4 Toy (Your Turn To Drive)
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Mark Plati
Backing Vocals – Emm Gryner, Holly Palmer
Bass – Gail Ann Dorsey
Drums – Sterling Campbell
Electric Guitar – Earl Slick
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Stylophone – David Bowie
Piano – Mike Garson
Trumpet – Cuong Vu
Violin – Lisa Germano
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Description
Toy was recorded following David’s Glastonbury 2000 performance. Bowie entered the studio with his band to record new interpretations of songs he’d first recorded from 1964-1971. The plan was to record the album “old school” with the band playing live, choose the best takes and then release it as soon as humanly possible. Unfortunately, in 2001 the concept of the “surprise drop” album release and the technology to support it were still quite a few years off, making it impossible to release Toy at the time.